metaphor for the struggle for women's rights and intolerant to women from nepal planned to take on mount everest the world's highest peak and. only customs with a modern twist some people finally do get their american express black card in the afterlife. i'm melissa chana welcome to the program it's good to have you with us air pollution is a huge problem around the world and we know it impacts our health now we know by how much toxic air shortens our lives by twenty months on average that's according to the health effects institute in their latest report the state of global air now that twenty number is an average when you break things down region by region you can see how asia stands out in south asia children lose thirty months of their lives in east asia people lose an estimated twenty three months that is five times higher or maybe a better way to think about it is five times. worse than what you have in north america or western europe illusion is now a bigger killer than malaria and road accidents it's as bad as. here's a closer look. dumb enough facemask part of the morning routine for ma

well mountaineers have been scaling mount everest for decades and most of them have been men climbers from around the world and the. sherpas who assist them now two local women whose husbands died scaling the world's highest peak will attempt the summit next month they want to force a rethink about the status of windows in their conservative society. they're training for the climb of their lives but it's not only the world's highest mountain these women want to conquer it's also said trees of gender stereotypes and discrimination against widows vastly more. in terms of what we have felt and seen widows legs very far behind were seen differently and is less important the society in general looks at us widows differently. today. for generations climbing has been the realm of men among the legendary sherpas of nepal tradition dictates that women care for the home while their husbands conquer the himalayan peaks but when for domus husbands died helping their foreign clients ascend everest they suddenly found themselves without some male breadwinner and they had to rethink their traditiona

their husbands died climbing mount everest now two nepalese women want to reach the summit themselves and force a rethink of gender roles. and they're in evanston for me and the entire team in berlin thanks for watching. the full. india. how can the country's economy grow harmony with its people but. when there are do first look at the bigger picture. india a country that faces many challenges the center for strategic sustainable future. clever projects from europe and go an eco india on t.w. . so. here's what's coming up for the book loosely of plenty to talk about here for details. on this lisa bloom weekend here. mention being born because. you're a long calm proving that. you want to look good no school trick you want to be put on the love to cook when you're sick the doctors know when you fall in love they won't make you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. you have noticed. when you've gone there's no. just. every ten minutes. someone misses. ten million people in the world the stakes they have no nationality and made over the long end. of the day everyone has t

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it's a veritable mount everest for the musicians. performance seems to come straight from the song. wrote search when he was just seventeen. we have. great. all time. favorite. trying has one hundred percent devotion to the music she performs her repertoire includes works from the twentieth century and the classics. poets is. each note carries immense expressive power. architecture student power i started photographing bauhaus obama house inspired buildings four years ago live on his computer by adding bright color patterns by house breaking its one hundredth anniversary this year was all about full following function is chiefly taken this one step further he says full functionality and color is the result. of great reality becomes colorful urban fantasy geometric the suns are canvases for splashes of color. photographer and architecture student ice transforms the often plain structures into genuine i catchers. so many buildings don't get seen because they've been simply painted grey like the rest of the city and so they almost disappear. and. who comes from berlin down the many gre

nina including a key are getting ready for a special mission the two women want to summit mount everest the very mountain that cost the ship the husbands their lives. their home if. after two years of mourning i thought that i should do something significant and not just for me but for other widows who have lost their husbands on the mountain why should the widows just stay at home why can't they go out and a good living on the mountain when there's that there was a hunger this expedition is not just about honoring their husbands it's also an attempt to break the stigma surrounding bridges who are often discriminated against . when the husband was killed by an avalanche along with fifteen fellow sherpas in two thousand and fourteen she was facing financial hardship. that's why she and forty key started working as guides. professional sherpa will join the two women for him the work is essential to make sure that the hundreds of climbers coming here every year remain safe in the morning to fill the net as a result of sherpas the climber would not be able to scale the mountains without the

witnesses say the woman walked into the auditorium at mount everest academy at noon, during a nondenominational service. >> two minutes after i came in, this lady comes on stage, came through the back with her baby and a gun and she starts talking all of this craziness about the rapture not being real and everyone is going to hell. after she started pointing the gun at the baby, one of the older men grabbed it from her and me and a couple of other men tackled her. >> police identified the woman as 41-year-old anna conkey, they later found her 5-year-old daughter healthy and unhurt. the children are now in protective custody. >>> white house now in full spin mode, reacting to a very damaging mueller report. the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani launching a blistering attack on the report even though he does not question its findings. >> you're saying that this document is not credible. >> how about looking at it this way, people who were unfair to him, people who wrote an unfair report, people who came close to torturing people to get information. >> people who came close to tor t -- tor

in 2003 russ became the youngest to summit mount everest . >>> taking a live look at capitol hill where democrats are issuing a subpoena today to get their hands on the full unredacted mueller report. it concluded the president and his campaign did not collude with russia but special counsel robert mueller said it would be up to congress to determine whether the president's actions represent obstruction of justice. >>> san jose breaking ground on one of its biggest homeless housing projects ever. >> the north san pedro studios near bassett entering streets have been in the works for more than a decade now. that the breakthrough in building 135 permanent homeless housing units came when santa clara county voters approved th 55of thstudio and one- drunits wi set aside for homeless veterans. 60 for chronically homeless persons and 20 for low income folks. >> this is the first of many projects to come. >> reporter: people at 50% or below the area's median income will be able to live here. department should be open in s. the bay area where you might actually get rain or snow known. . >>> a f

in 2003, the then 20-year-old became the youngest person to summit mount everest. >> i asked if he wanted to go to everest and of course he did. >> reporter: his father is climbing pioneer john russ kelly and he said his son never scaled house peak when he set out to tackle the nearly 11,000 foot summit with two other professional mountaineers. david lama, and to others. >> they all did climbs more difficult than this. it's just that they like the looks of this route. >> reporter: that route was the so-called m-16. it's a roughly 4000 foot ascent of vertical ice and rock. russ kelly says is a challenge for only the most extreme climbers. >> this route has some of the most difficult climbing that you can find anywhere in the world. >> reporter: russ kelly says that the men wanted to completed by tuesday night. yesterday canada's national parks agency said the three climbers were presumed dead after helicopter crew spotted signs of multiple avalanches, and debris containing climbing equipment. >> all three of them were really knowledgeable about avalanche conditions and dangers. >>he loved

tougher toier it is build a nationally dominant company than to climb mount everest. helping is on the board peoples a sherpa would as they climb might oldest -- mount everest. i think there are better models of how to support business innovation. there are better models than private equity today. i am not certain growing up and being a public company is the right and best path either. >> we are almost out of time. i want to mention a couple of upcoming events. april 29, we have a newsmaker event to discuss child labor, specifically as it relates to cotton production. on may 2, a national campaign organized by the national press club and partners to help raise awareness and money to help secure the release of a journalist held in syria for seven years. andse go to our website find a participating restaurant. maybe one owned by our guest today. go eat some food and support journalism. on may 17, we have a headliner on the new book, "a good american family." before you leave, our coveted and exclusive national press club coffee mug. mr. shaich: thank you very much. [app

. >> jess roskelley was the youngest american to summit mount everest he did this at 2003 at the age of 20 years old. in the statement that north face call them valued and loved members of the north face family. they said that they are doing everything that they can to support the family, friends and community during this difficult time. >>> starting tomorrow night in san francisco, they will be again to remove the supports in the middle of fremont. workers discovered cracks into brand-new beams. it will take four weeks, and a stretch between howard and michigan will be closed overnight. the supports on first street will come down later. repairs to the transit center should be finished by june. but there is no date for the reopen set. >>> lacerations and punctures. >> was started out as a normal day on the job, turned into a brutal mauling. the tiger attack the zookeeper, that she did not see coming. >>> plus, flashing lights in the night sky. what you are actually looking at. >>> i think it is need to see how things are actually made. >> lifting the curtains to a sweet delight, dand

jess roskelley will forever be known as one of the youngest americans to conquer mount everest.thout ropes. david lama, just 28, achieved some of the world's toughest peaks. his family saying: recovery efforts are on hold until the danger subsides. this month, the singer—songwriter billie eilish became the youngest person to reach number one in the uk album charts. the video of her single bad guy uses one of the fastest growing trends on the web. known as asmr, it involves sounds and whispers recorded into a microphone, which stimulate tingling feelings in many users. earlier this year, an asmr advert played during the superbowl — more proof the trend has gone mainstream. 0ur media editor amol rajan has this story. whispering: let's all experience something... ..together. nearly 17 million people have seen this ad on youtube since it was first played during the us super bowl injanuary. it's the marketing world tapping into the biggest internet phenomenon you might not have heard of — it's called asmr. asmr stands for autonomous sensory meridian response and it's a tingling sensa

jess roskelley will forever be known as one of the youngest americans to conquer mount everest.or his ability to do solo climbs, often without ropes. david lama, just 28, achieved some of the world's toughest peaks. his family saying: recovery efforts are on hold until the danger subsides. ceremonies and celebrations have been taking place across the world to mark good friday and the begining of easter weekend. in rome, pope francis presided over the traditional way of the cross ceremony — in a service outside the colosseum. in his sermon, the pope focused on the plight of migrants, and the issues of human trafficking and sexual slavery. adressing a crowd of 20,000 christians, he spoke of "the cross of migrants who find doors closed because of fear and hearts that are armoured by political calculation" in spain, members of the la santa vera cruz brotherhood can be seen taking part in the annual tradition of self—flagullation. the worshippers beat themselves with tied rope as an act of penetance, in order to mark the suffering ofjesus christ on the cross. in bolivia the celebrati

just roz kelly will forever be known as one of the youngest americans to conquer mount everest.for his ability to do solo claims, often without ropes. david lama, just 28, achieved some of the world's office speaks. his family saying: recovery effo rts speaks. his family saying: recovery efforts are on hold until the danger subsides. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the online sound sensation sweeping the world. get ready for asmr. the stars & stripes at half mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. one of the most successful singer songwriters of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. he was a great musician and, you know, a genius. for millions of americans, the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has meant conflicting emotions. a national day of mourning next wednesday sitting uneasily with the abiding memories of the shame of watergate. and liftoff of the space shuttle discovery with the hubble space telescope, our window o

their husbands died climbing mount everest now to know these women want to reach the summit themselves and force a rethink of gender roles. and extravagant pay for models in taiwan so the dead can enjoy an eternity of long in the afterlife as. well have their own stories and more with melissa chad's after a short break in the meantime don't forget you can always get more news and information on our website just go to do w. dot com i'm going to evanston from me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. does. appreciate. the first swiss cheese maker is trying it out. of business and then tom receives plenty of loving attention. and he plays music for it as well so can you taste the difference was the idea cheesy. theme sixty minutes on d w. earth a home for saving global indias tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global ideas being blue series of global three thousand on t.w. and online. the city in ruins maro a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the mus

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guide peopleg to as they try to climb mount everest.odels there are better of how to support his needs innovation. there are better models than private equity that's constituted today. i'm not certain that growing up and being a public companies the right and best path either. >> we are almost out of time i want to mention some upcoming events. on april 29, a news make her event to discuss the status of child and forced labor as it relates to cotton production. is night of for austin tice which is a national campaign to help raise awareness and money to help secure the release of a journalist who has been held in syria or seven years. please go to our website and that's it for us and find participating restaurant. maybe one i would buy our esteemed guest today. go eat some food and support journalism. on may 17, a headliner book event. this new book is "a good american family." are wellu leave, coveted and exclusive national press club coffee mug. [applause] [crowd talking] which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visi

as we extend it, it becomes virtually impossible, except for a mount everest type climber. there are not too many of them. it becomes virtually impossible to go through. >> thank you, mr. president. i asked the team of agents. they did not want you to leave from here. i know your time is precious. they wanted to present you with a memento for the support you have given us. we went ahead and secured a piece of the mortar wall that is like to and i would present this to you. it reads this way. it says number 45, mr. president, the agents and employees of the u.s. border patrol and central sector are the symbols of fear. in recognition of your commitment and unwavering support for the men and women on , wefront lights -- lines would like to present you with footpiece of the first 30 border wall and stored along the for april 5, 2019. pres. trump: thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: that is a heavy piece of wall. >> yes, it is. thank you. >> i just want to thank you, always for coming out. we greatly appreciate your support. i want to thank all of our fol

extend it, because you know better than anybody, as we extended it becomes impossible except for a mount everest type climber and there are too many of them. it becomes impossible. agents, ask a team of they did not want you to leave from here but i know your time is precious. they wanted to present you with in appreciation for support of what you have given us. we secured a piece of the new border wall that is out here. i would like to present this to you. mr. president, the agents of the border patrol are the tip of the spear. following defending america's borders, in recognition of your commitment and support for the men and women on the front line and the border security mission of the united states. we would like to present you with this piece of the first 30 foot border wall installed along the united states border with mexico. april 5, 2019. thank you very much. [applause] >> that is a heavy piece. >> yes it is. >> thank you. >> i think she said it quite well. i just want to thank you for coming out. to listen to the men and women. we appreciate your support and we want to thank our repre

police say the 31-year-old entered mount everest academy where a church was having service and beganats. people tackled her and held her down until police arrived. >> from behind me came this young lady. she had a baby and she also had a gun. it was unloaded. but she had a gun. she was just having a conversation. basically she just wanted to be heard. >> dana: no shots were fired during the incident. contly was taken into custody and her 10-month-old baby was taken into protective custody along with her 5-year-old, who was elsewhere at the time. national park week in the united states. we'll speak to the chief ranger of one park about the growing impact of social media on our open spaces. frpblgtsz a police officer pulling over a man for an expired plate. what he did next may surprise you. we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a year old or a few years old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our

witnesses say the woman walked into the auditorium at mount everest academy around noon during a nondenominationalice. >> and two minutes after i came in, this lady comes on stage, came through the back her baby and a gun, and she starts talking all of this craziness about the rapture not being real and everyone going to hell. after she started pointing the gun, an older man grabbed her. >> police identified the woman as anna konke. they later found her 5-year-old daughter healthy and unhurt. >>> a growing number of democrats are warming up to the idea of impeachment, including three key members. >> it may be that we have undertaken impeachment nonetheless. what we are going to have to decide as a caucus is what is the best thing for the country, is it the best thing for the country to take up an impeachment proceeding because to do others suggests that this conduct is compatible with office. >> there comes a point in life where we all have to make decisions based upon the fact that it is our watch, and you know, history, i think, even if we did not win possibly, if there were not impeachment, i t

a major campaign is underway hoping to clean up mount everest by collecting 22,000 pounds of garbage. the team started its trash truck two weeks ago. they will keep going through the end of may. this is sponsored by both government and nongovernment organizations. >>> a new report indicating that boeing deactivated the safety feature that had been standard on earlier models of the plane. the wall street journal reports that the faa and their biggest customer, southwest, were not told right away that the feature had been turned off. the feature signaled when sensors were receiving different information about the angle of the nose of the plane. the aircraft maker could turn on the feature again if the airline bought additional safety features. they have not specifically said why they turned off the system. >>> facebook's annual developer conference starts tomorrow. and mark zuckerberg is expected to have a different message this year. normally shares upbeat messages about how facebook is building communities with big plans for the future, but after recent privacy and security scandals,

. >> kelly was the youngest american to summit mount everest, he did it in 2003 at the age of 20.n a statement, north face called the climbers valued and loved members of the north face family, the company added we are doing everything we can to support their families, friends, and community during this difficult time. >>> a massive storm that barreled through the southeast u.s. before moving north is blamed for at least five deaths, rain has caused dangerous flooding, trapping cars and making some roads impassable. several tornadoes also touched down. in north carolina firefighter nearly needed emergency help as her firehouse took a heavy hit. >> i walked into the day room to look up the window, the next thing i know, there was a loud boom, it sounded like the roof blew off, literally. >> the storm system is moving out to sea, but thousands of people caught in his path are without power this evening. >>> in kansas a zookeeper is lucky to be alive after being attacked by a tiger, it happened this morning at the topeka zoo, while the zookeeper was inside with the tiger, officials s

move to the top of mount everest for a year first, because that is a garden paradise compared to marsem of a planet, we are finally as a species, big enough to impact it. for thousands and thousands of years, earth was big and humanity was small. that is not true anymore. so we face a choice as we move forward. we will have to decide whether we want a civilization of stasis, which we could do. that is a legitimate choice. what does it mean? we will have to cap population, we will have to cap energy usage per capita. people don't think about how much energy they use. it takes a lot of energy, so do you want that to continue for your grandchildren, and your grandchildren's grandchildren? i want my grandchildren's grandchildren to be using way more energy per capital than i am, and i would like to see to not have a population cap. i wish there were one trillion humans in the solar system and then there would be 1000 einsteins, 1000 mozarts. but we do not have that long so there is all sorts of problems we are about to face because for the first time in our civilizational history going ba

.>> he was the youngest american to summit mount everest in 2003 at the age of 20. in a statement north face call the climbers valued and loved members of the north face family, the company added we are doing everything we can to support their families and friends and community during this difficult time.>>> and kansas a zookeeper is lucky to be alive after being attacked by a tiger. it happened yesterday morning at the topeka zoo while a zookeeper was inside the tiger habitat. officials say this was the tiger keeper and commonly cleans and maintains a habitat but the animals are not supposed to also be inside while that is happening.>> there really isn't a circumstance where they should be in the same space. this incident is very unfortunate, he did what a wild animal, what a wild tiger does. >> busy was shut down for about 45 minutes after the attack. the facilities director said they are not considering euthanizing the tiger.>>> coming up in sports the blue jays have flown into the coliseum and have silenced the a's bid mother nature putting it into the giants ga

we are helping to guide people as they try to climb mount everest. i think there are better models of how to support his needs -- business innovation. there are better models than private equity that's constituted today. i'm not certain that growing up and being a public company is the right and best path either. >> we are almost out of time i . -- time. i want to mention some upcoming events. on april 29, a newsmaker event to discuss the status of child and forced labor as it relates to cotton production. on may 2 is night out for austin tice which is a national campaign to help raise awareness and money to help secure the release of a journalist who has been held in syria or seven years. please go to our website, nightoutforaustin.com and that's it for us and find participating restaurants. maybe one by our esteemed guest and go eat some food and support journalism. on 17, we have a book event. and before you leave, our coveted and exclusive national press club. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible] >> here is a look at what is coming up ahea

he was 20 years old back in 2003, when he became the youngest person to summit mount everest. >> i askedanted to go to everest, and of course, he did. >> his father is climbing pioneer john ross kelly. he says his son had never scaled the peak when he set out to tackle the nearly 11,000 foot summit with two other professional mountaineer, david llama and hansjorg auer. >> they had all done climbs more difficult to this. they l.i.e. liked to look to this route. >> that route up howse peak, approximately a 4,000 feet ascent of vertical ice and rock. and ross kelly says it is a challenge for only the most extreme climbers. >> this route has some of the most difficult climbing that you can find anywhere in the world. >> ross kelly says the three men wanted to complete their climb by tuesday night, but by thursday, canada's national park agency says the three climbers were presumed dead, because helicopter crews spotted signs of multiple avalanches and debris that contained climbing equipment. >> all three of them were really knowledgeable about avalanche conditions and dangers. >> he loved t

that's because its predecessor infinity war ended with a mount everest size cliffhanger leaving fanssuperheroes. >> if there is a small chance we can undo this, we owe it to every one not in the room to try. >> 11 years, 22 movies, it's a big build-up. >> reporter: a wait that comes to an end with "endgame." >> movie studios always love a blockbuster, joe. right now especially they could use one, huh? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. going into this weekend, come score says ticket sales in the u.s. and canada are down about 16% compared with last year. but "avengers: endgame" gacould turn it around just like that. >> we see what you did there. >> thanks, joe fryer. >> if you haven't seen the movie you are like, why is he snapping like that? >>> later willie is going to join us with a look at his conversation with one of the avengers himself, hawkeye, jeremy renner. your husband is really excited? >> he think i think he has fron seats. >> nobody wants the front row, but he is going? >> he wants to see it that bad. they are good movies. >> i have seen a couple of them, you know. >> it'